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Sunny Highlands by sopex

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Sunny Highlands

By sopex

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This picture was taken in October 2007 and shows the highlands around my hometown of Dresden, Germany.

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  1. Anonymous

    I like your image. Thank you for being creative and thank you for sharing that with us. The grain is completely acceptable as is the composition. I am a photographer and professional fine art printermaker. I just completed work for a well-known photographer and a few of his images had twice the grain/luminosity noise as your image and it just appraised for over $1200. All of this art stuff is so subjective. Keep doing what you enjoy doing, and don't let it bother you. Beauty remains in the eye of the beholder. TLII

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  2. Zach M. Pope

    The composition on the photo is good although the sun appears to be artificially put in with photoshop. If you look at the trees in the background the shadows go from left to right which doesn't match the position of the sun. It also explains why the top left and bottom right corners seem darker.

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  3. Anonymous

    Wow... this site does have admin, I never would have guessed from the comments. The sky is a bit grainy on the left, but that doesn't bother me. This is a very interesting photo, for some reason it strikes me as seeming surreal (not that editing has made it that way, but that the place itself would seem like that in person). Nice work.

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  4. Anonymous

    generalspecific _ comcast.net: The grass isn't always greener on the other side of the ocean. Why don't you try driving between New York and LA! There are thousands of miles of scenic drives within the continental U.S (thousands more if you add in Alaska). I've driven across this country three times and each time I've seen many different kinds of natural beauty. Take a road trip through the Rocky Mountains in winter or the Appalachians in fall. There is a lot to see in the 3,000 miles between LA and NY!

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  5. hype

    "@hype: If you think that what you have written is too difficult for me to understand and you feel the need to explain it, I now see why you don't criticize as you say the actual "photo", but the future and non-existent yet comments... Not because you like this thing but because you are too stupid to do anything else! (I even have my doubts that you will understand what I have just said... If you don't, then either my english is bad, either... guess what...)" Erm... What?

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